Headliner 3-Tier Desktop Synth Stand For Music Production

Headliner 3-tier Desktop Synth Stand For Music Production

Product Code: eq104858
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Keep your synthesizers, drum machines, and MIDI controllers within arm's reach with the Headliner 3-Tier Desktop Synth Stand, a desktop production stand that holds three devices and is designed to improve your workflow and help you stay organized. The angled design allows you to easily view LCD screens and reach knobs/faders.

The 3-tier stand is constructed from solid steel with nonslip rubber pads to keep your setup securely in place. The lower tier has a depth of 7", while the middle and upper tiers have a depth of 5.25". The width can be adjusted from 7.25 to 11.5" and best fits devices from 8 to 14" wide.

Fits Three Compact Devices Synths, Controllers, Drum Machines, FX Improve Workflow and Stay Organized Angled for Access to Controls and Screen Solid-Steel Construction Nonslip Rubber Pads Adjustable Width: 7.3 to 11.5"

General
Type	Table-Style Stand
Width Adjustment Range	7.25 to 11.5" / 18.41 to 29.2 cm
Depth Adjustment Range	Main Stand: 7" / 17.8 cm Second Tier/Third Tier: 5.25" / 13.34 cm
Physical
Material of Construction	Steel
Color	Black
Dimensions	17.5 x 17 x 11.5" / 44.5 x 43.2 x 29.2 cm
Packaging Info
Package Weight	11.94 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	17.25 x 17 x 1.75"

Improve your workflow and stay organized while fitting more gear on your production desk.
Fits three devices such as synthesizers, controllers, drum machines, and effects modules.
Angled stand makes it easier to reach knobs and view LCD screens.
Solid-steel construction with nonslip rubber strips keep stand and equipment in place.
Width adjustable from 7.25 to 11.5”. Best fits devices from 8 to 14” wide.
The lower tier has a depth of 7”. The middle and upper tiers have a depth of 5.25”.
Includes nonslip rubber strips.

Fits: Akai Fire, Akai LPD8, Akai MPX8, Alesis SR-16, Arturia SparkLE, Behringer Crave, Behringer TD-3, Behringer RD-6, Dreadbox Typhon, Elektron Digitone, Korg nanoPAD2, Korg SQ-1, Korg Volca Bass, Korg Volca Beats, Korg Volca Drum, Korg Volca Kick, Korg Volca NuBass, Korg Volca Sample 2, Native Instruments Maschine Mikro MK3, PreSonus ATOM SQ, Roland Boutique Series, Roland MC-101, Roland TB-3 Touch Bassline, Roland TR-6S, and more.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this stand be disassembled for easier travel packing?

A: Yes, this stand should unscrew from it's base for easy fitting into storage.

Q: 2. Will this stand work with Telefunken M82? I need a table stand for it.

A: Yes, the RODE DS1 Microphone Desktop Stand will work with the Telefunken M82 Large Diaphragm Dynamic Microphone.

Q: 3. Lists every measurement but the maximum and minimum height adjustment. What is it please?

A: I am sorry but the specifications for minimum and maximum height adjustments on the Headliner Covina Pro Controller Stand are not provided by the manufacturer.

Q: 4. Is this mic stand going to be able to support the Shure SM7B mics that I bought without falling over?

A: Yes, the Shure by Gator Desktop Microphone Stand can support the Shure SM7b without falling over.

Q: 5. can you add the casters to this stand?

A: Thet KS7365EJ Folding-Z Two-Tier Keyboard Stand (407819) comes with bumpers on the legs. The manufacturer does not offer casters as replacement parts.

Q: 6. Can it be attached to the standard size manfrotto auto pole?

A: Yes, this tray will clamp onto any tube up to 2'' in diameter.

Q: 7. footprint size?

A: The On-Stage DS7425 Tripod Desktop Stand has a 7.5" footprint.

Q: 8. Will this hold my Rode NT-USB without tipping over?

A: Hello Kenny, yes, it sure will. Enjoy!

Q: 9. How wide is it? I have Kronos 61 and have trouble finding keyboard stand that is not too wide.

A: We have a Nord 73 and an M-audio 61. Both fit on the stand just fine.

Q: 10. Is there an accessory that I can add on top of the second tier that will hold my iPad? Other options for an iPad holder?

A: Here are a few options for tablet stands that can be used with the QuikLok Z-726 Double-Tier Adjustable Z-Style Keyboard Stand: the Auray IPU-108 Universal Tablet Stand Adapter (B&H # AUIPU108), the Stage Ninja TAB-8-CB Scorpion Universal Tablet Industrial Strength Clamp Mount (B&H # STTAB8CB), the CTA Digital Heavy-Duty Gooseneck Clamp Stand for 7-13" Tablets (B&H # CTPADHGT), the K&M Tablet PC Stand Clamp Holder (B&H # KMUTHCOBBB), the QuikLok IPS-12 Microphone and Music Stand-Mount Universal Tablet Holder (B&H # QUIPS12), and the CAD PodMaster TH3 Heavy-Duty Universal Tablet Holder (B&H # CATH3)

Songbird60	19/09/2024
[11.94 lb] I had one of these for years and somehow lost it. I first bought the heavy duty K&M stand which is great too but much bulkier. I still had my case from the other one like this and so glad to find another at a good price. This is a very sturdy compact stand. I teach guitar and travel and sing and this is the best. I've ordered others but they just aren't comparable. Just make sure you follow the directions to disassemble and you'll be fine. Don't hesitate to purchase this stand. It will hold a good size notebook. 5

Donald	03/09/2024
[11.94 lb] Great for the price! Mount sets on top of speaker stand so no need to clamp and hope it doesn't slide... love this for events where I need a video screen or secondary monitor. I will deffinately be getting more of these as they are needed. 5

Robert	12/08/2024
[11.94 lb] I've purchased many on-stage products. This is by far one of the best. It's a well thought=out stand. It's built to last and very versatile. The top adjustable slides are a real bonus and one of kind. The height adjustment makes this unit useful with other stands of all heights. The smart design of this stand is near genius. I immediately purchased a second one before this unit triples in price and it will as more and more users discover it. 5

Mark @ SilverWind Productions	14/07/2024
[Steel] I have only had the Electribe for 10 days or so, but so far it is one of the more useful rhythm tools I have used. I play mostly folk, blues, and world-type music but I have already developed some excellent rhythm tracks using mostly the percussion section and going light on the filters that significantly modify sound. Another positive factor is that while simple to use initially, a person could spend months experimenting with the different sounds and filters. I also like that it is both a box that will essentially play the rhythm track for you or you can play it as an instrument. While I would like a song mode, it does have a Pattern Set process that allows you to string many four-bar pattern sets in a row by just touching a button before the end of the last beat of the fourth measure of a pattern. I would like to have eight measures instead of four and the Chord function would be more useful if it displayed the chords being played. As usual, ordering from B & H was easy and the delivery was prompt. I love the free Expedited Shipping. 5

David	02/05/2024
[Steel] even though the mounting holes didn't match any on the ViewSonic projector I was using, it still is very stable yet easily adjustable. I used ratchet straps and zipties to make sure the projector didn't go anywhere! 5

Michael	30/11/-0001
[Black] I installed the tray at the proper angle and placed my small mixer on it ... It worked perfectly I'm a happy camper . Thanks 5